
Originally Posted by
Drifter
Hi Mel, I always enjoy your, like-minded, posts.
Our conscience determines/sets our destiny, e.g. what else would we be conscious of...?imho
It's with us everywhere we go {conscience}, sees everything we do, has answers we cannot come up with, if we listen to it, and is an akashic [conscious] record of our relative consciousness when we leave this realm of all our thoughts, words, and deeds, will be held up to the light of infinite consciousness {Right/Truth} when there will be no place to hide from the ultimate discernment of proper or improper, relative to a moral and virtuous, time spent in delusion comparative to the untimate Brilliant virtues of brotherly/sisterly love and the ultimte right or wrong in our thinking, and our activities while in this womb of learning. Some will get to repeat the test until they get it right they can't/wont move on to grander realms of existence unknown to most of us here. imho
IOW; there will be an accounting of all things we have caused or manifested in this time warp known as relative consciousness or the waking state which is really nothing more than a blink of the eye of Brahman as in sleep, temporarily forgeting/limiting/constraining/intending, as it were its true nature, and in said blink of the eye, this existence is 'dreamt up' as a notion/intention/idea in the minds eye.
That, is our true essence. imho We are That infinite consciousness. Temporarily dreaming all this into exisence, which truthfully is as insubstantial in the infinite consciousness as a dream you may have had last night. When we awaken, the dream is nothing but a disolution and so the universes become world-appearance, rise and fall, are created and disolve, and the truth is what it is, infinite consciousness, and that's really all there is.
The ignorant/dense/asleep will get the opportunity to take the test again until they finally get it right, others, who got it finally, will move on to perhaps the more glorious realms of time and or being, as a purer consciousness devoid of such/much demarcation/demerit. Thus have I heard